First, having a 24 hour taqueria is super convenient and I'm jealous. Tacos were for the most part…read moreauthentic and delicious. Though I paid extra for cheese hoping it was grilled into the meat quesabirria-style..No, it was just a small handful of barely melted, shredded yellow-blend cheese on top of each. The cheese didn't add much. Meats were the best part -- some of the best barbacoa and al pastor I've had in Dallas...Juicy, a lil greasy, seasoned right, so flavorful. At $2.77 each they aren't priced as low as I'm used to. And why the lemon wedge on the side? It's gotta be a lime. You can either go inside the gas station or order from an outside walkup window. There was some nasty shit on the ground outside I had to step around. The gal working the place was fast and friendly enough. Location isn't much to look at, but it's worth a stop for takeout.

Waste of money. Pastor tacos were trash. Beans were old and bad. I figured they would be since the…read morebusiness been there for years really terrible.

Smells good taste good and open 24 hours. What more could you ask for? Was craving some tacos so…read moredived into this little gem that I've been hearing my friends telling me about. Came in and first thing I saw was a huge pastor / TROPO spinning around and my mouth started watering . They have a huge menu but I decide to get 6 tacos; two Tropo; two Barbacoa ; 1 fajita and 1 chiccharon. Comes with onions and jalepnos. Not too greasy and delicious!!

I love the burgers.... they make all kinds of food in here. Pretty good. .clean not so…read more much. Soda Machine makes me gag. Lol but food 2 good.

Happen to be in McKinney to get my vehicle tinted . Drove by the gas station with big sign tacos…read morefor $1.45 so we turned around and made a pit stop. Didn't expect this place to have an actual kitchen attached and a cash checking place also. We ordered 14 barbacoa tacos and the chicken tacos with the spicy hot sauce on the side. It's a little small but it tasted amazing and the spicy sauce is the perfect compliment to it . I will definitely stop by here again if I'm ever around McKinney.

This place was JUMPIN' at 11:22! It was like a war zone. The owner or manager was barking out…read moreorders and so were the cooks! Smelled great! I'm eating here!

You've probably heard of a certain Southern beaver-esque gas station, and that place is definitely…read moreworth a visit. However, if you only have time for one fuel stop in Texas, Fuel City is where it's at. The tacos at Fuel City rival some of the best ones I've had in the Lone Star state, but bring cash and make sure to read the menu carefully - cheese, for example, is extra. I've had the pleasure of visiting Fuel City in both Haltom and Dallas, both providing delicious tacos, fun taxidermy, and some live animals to boot. The car washes and e-Chargers are particularly popular, too. Open 24 hours. Come for the animals, stay for the tacos.

Fuel City used to be a reliable local staple for a quick meal, but it has completely gone downhill…read more It has always been sketchy due to being right next to the jail, but it used to at least be tolerable for a cheap, late night bite. Now, there is absolutely zero reason to pull in here. Between the sketchy crowd, overpriced convenience store items, and garbage food safety, it is a complete rip off. I actually like their tacos, but the price increases have made them completely not worth it anymore. Eating 7 tacos pushes you over $20, which is sit down restaurant territory for some quick grab and go food. For the price of each taco, you will get two layers of tortilla with a sprinkle of meat and onion. Let's do the math: for the price of just two of these tacos, I can go to In N Out and get a Double Double. That gets me two 100% pure beef patties packing 37 grams of actual protein, and I will leave completely full. What am I supposed to do with two Fuel City tacos? Use them to fill the spaces between my teeth? Also, skip the snacks inside. They price gouge like crazy! Sometimes nearly 2x what you would pay at 7-Eleven or Tom Thumb (which are not even cheap to begin with). Last time I checked, a bag of Hot Cheetos here was 6 bucks! For perspective, they are $3.97 at Walmart and $4.79 at Target. It is a total rip off. The final straw was the horchata. I bought two cups at 6:00 PM, drank one, and put the second straight into the fridge. By midnight, it had completely curdled and turned sour. It was clearly spoiled and at the end of its shelf life when sold, and it gave me a case of the runs later that night. This place survives solely on ancient hype, out of town truck drivers, transients who do not know the area, and nighttime biker meet ups. No local should pay a massive premium for gas station tacos and food poisoning when authentic neighborhood taquerias and actual burger joints offer real value for a less money.

Special Note: The five stars rating is for the best green salsa in the DFW area, that I have tried…read moreso far. If not for the green salsa, I'm not sure it would have gotten a review, much less noticed. Valero's is a gas station, a convenient store, with a little Mexican restaurant in the back. Walk inside Valero's here, and off to the right in the back is literally a hole in the wall. The down side: They only have only three little tables, and you fend for yourself. The Valero's here is not that great, but the gem is it has probably the best green salsa in the DFW area that I have tried so far. The ticket here is the green salsa pollo (chicken) soft tacos. These soft tacos have marinated chicken pieces with onion, cilantro, and green salsa. They serve it with a small piece of lime, squeezed over the top and enjoy. That green sauce has just the right amount of spice, if you're a sissy in that department squeeze a little extra lime; or just leave your purse at home Alice and give it a try. Now mind you, it's not like a hot habanero sauce, but it will get your attention. Pull up your adventure boots, and come try a few. I usually get three to five to go. Whatever you do, get some extra green salsa to go. Depending on the time of day you may not have the option to sit down there. Around lunch time the place is pact. It is best to get your tacos to go. Oh, I hear some more soft tacos calling my name.

So I didn't come to buy the gas, I've come to buy the tacos! From the outside this looks like any…read moreother gas station. I've always wondered how people find these little gems, to be honest I wouldn't ever see myself stopping here. So as you make you way through the gas station, make note of the "poker supplies" area they have there as well.....just incase you ever need poker supplies. Close to that area is the taco stand! I was on limited time and worried it would take a bit to get things going, but my order came out in no time at all...two tacos and one quesadilla. The beef taco was amazing, freshly seasoned and as expected plain, but full of flavor. The chicken wasn't as impressive, but still pretty good. Also there needs to be a mention of the drinks they have up front. I just happened to try one of the melon drinks out and plain on coming back just for that drink....amazing! Staff was friendly and if you are ever in the neighborhood I would suggest stopping by. All items were priced just right and everything hit the sport perfect. I'll be back very soon!

So I finally tried the famous Fuel City Tacos. For years I have heard the hype but unfortunately…read morefor me the Tacos did not live up to the hype. I ordered two Potato, Egg, and Cheese Tacos. They can without cheese, and the eggs were over cooked and dried up. I would not get them again. Ever. There are too many good tacos out there to eat these again. My service was good. The woman that helped me was pleasant and helpful. Review #2104

The tacos are pretty good. I ordered the barbacoa. They also have a points system. My last tacos…read morewere free.

I love the food here. I have enjoyed everything that I have tried here. The staff is friendly and…read morehelpful.

Cafe' area located in the front, right side of the store. Today there 2 ladies and 1 gentleman here…read moreto take your order and prepare food. Friendly, courteous, and eat-in is small, however, very clean. Dine in, 3 small tables, or place order to go. Order, pay at the front register, go back and pick up your food. Today's choice, light, fully loaded 2 traditional crispy beef tacos. Hot, fresh veggies, delicious. On my way out grabbed fresh treats made by Empire Bakery. So good. Great choices for after school snack for my granddaughter :-)

I had some tacos here. They were good. Took about ten minutes to make. They have a small dinning…read morearea at the back of the store. Not the best but I do like the 24/7 open schedule.